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₩42,000
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One 60-minute session, one reformer to yourself. Come to one date or book both — each stands on its own.
Book a spotReformer pop-up in English · Seoul
You know the mat work. Come feel it on the reformer.
A pop-up for the crew from our mat class at the base — two Sundays in September, four reformers, taught in English like always. Cards issued anywhere are welcome.
- Four reformers, four people
- 60 minutes
- Taught fully in English
September dates
Two Sunday sessions to start. Four spots each, because there are four reformers — when they are gone they are gone, and more dates follow if these fill.
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What it costs
One flat price per session, card processing included — the number you see is the number you pay. Charged in Korean won; your bank handles the conversion if your card is from elsewhere.
Getting here
Open whichever map you already use. Naver Map is the one to show a taxi driver in Korea; Google Maps is easier if that is what is on your phone.
Before you come
- Arrive 10 minutes early so I can set your springs.
- Grip socks are required on the reformer — please do not forget them.
- Everything else is at the studio.
Follow along
What we work on, between sessions
I break down the moves from our mat class on Instagram — what each one is actually for, and how the same shape feels once a spring is doing half the work. Follow along and the reformer will already make sense before you walk in.
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Mat class breakdowns, reformer clips, and the next pop-up dates before they go up here.
For group class members
Private lessons in English
One-to-one on the reformer, taught in English, at a reduced rate once you have been to a pop-up session. With one person in the room we work from what your body actually needs rather than a fixed sequence.
Rates and times are arranged directly — come to a pop-up session first, then talk to me on the day or by email.
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Your teacher
You know me from the mat class at the base. Wavelly is what I call these pop-ups; they run out of Easy Pilates, my studio in Seoul, where I have been teaching for five years and training for ten. My approach is fascia-first: we release what is stuck before we ask it to work.
The reformer is the same idea with better feedback. The springs hold you where the mat lets you cheat, so the work you have been doing on the floor suddenly has somewhere to go. No new vocabulary needed — I demonstrate everything, in English, exactly as I do on Wednesdays.
Good to know
- I only do the mat class. Am I ready for a machine?
- Yes — that is exactly who this is for. The reformer looks intimidating and is actually more forgiving than the mat, because the springs support you. I set your springs and talk you through every position.
- How is this different from our class at the base?
- Same teacher, same cueing, same fascia-first order of work. What changes is the feedback: on a reformer you can feel immediately whether you are using the right thing, which is hard to tell on a mat.
- Why only four spots?
- There are four reformers in the studio, one each. It also means I can keep eyes on you for the full hour rather than scanning a room.
- What should I bring?
- Grip socks — these are required on the reformer, not optional, so please do not forget them. Otherwise just something you can move in. Everything else is at the studio. Please arrive 10 minutes early.
- Can I pay with a foreign card?
- Yes. Payment runs through Toss Payments, which accepts Visa, Mastercard and JCB issued outside Korea. You are charged in Korean won and your own bank does the conversion.
- What if I need to cancel?
- Email hello@3avelly.site at least 24 hours before the session and I will refund it in full. Inside 24 hours I cannot refund, because with only four spots your machine stays empty.